Sentence examples for two in every three from inspiring English sources
TWO in every three people on the planet some 4 billion in total are "excluded from the rule of law".
In Knowsley, near Liverpool, almost two in every three young people fail to get five good GCSEs.
In Sub-Saharan Africa, one of the poorest regions in the world, two in every three people have no access to electricity.
Perhaps most worryingly, 68% of requests, more than two in every three, came in the form of a subpoena, while only 22% came through search warrants.
Three in every four men and two in every three women in the UK will be overweight by 2030, according to new predictions from the World Health Organisation.
In Britain (the films are globally popular), the most recent, Mockingjay Part 1, accounted for two in every three cinema tickets sold on its opening weekend.
Two in every five buses -- 45 in all -- were affected.
In Finland and Singapore, the number is two in every thousand; in Pakistan and Nigeria, it is forty.
By age 80, two in every five women have had one or more vertebral compression fractures.
More than two in every five respondents said they had experienced discrimination while only half that number complained.
About two in every five fatally injured motorcyclists were involved in single vehicle collisions (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration 2007).
